My primary role on this film was to photograph the creation of this film, I ended up taking three cameras with me; my Sony A7iii, Canon A-1, and Canon AE-1, for digital, black & white film, and colour film respectively.
Over the five day setup and shoot, I accumulated a total of over 5000 digital photos and painstakingly cut them down to just under 200.
I also played a small Steadicam role in the film for the party scene and some walking shots.
My Credit: Steadicam Operator - BTS Photographer
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I was extremely excited to be offered a role on this film as a Steadicam Operator. Joining a very skilled crew, I had a lot to hold up to being given several important shots.
My main focus in the film was both the opening shot, ending shots, as well as a small sword fight towards the beginning of the film.
My Credit: Steadicam Operator
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Originally I came onto this film as a Camera Operator but due to some crew reorganisations I also ended up taking the role of Director of Photography.
After becoming the DoP for this film, I added several Steadicam shots to scenes that I felt deserved it. My intention was to give certain scenes more motion without resulting to the robotic look of a gimbal, my Flycam was the ideal choice for this allowing for steady walking and rollerskating shots.
My Credit: Director of Photography - Camera Operator - Steadicam Operator
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I was brought on to this film in its late stages as a Steadicam Operator. For this film and a several after it I decided to purchase a full Flycam rig (a significantly cheaper alternative to a Steadicam).
This film was also my inital serious role as a 1st Assistant Camera, my responsibilities were to help with camera setup/breakdown, lens changes, and most importantly focus pulling.
I also handled the DIT on this film, personally keeping two copies of all of the footage of the film. One on a portable drive, and a second on a redundant server.
My Credit: Steadicam Operator - 1st AC - DIT
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This is the first film that I wrote entirely. Although I am certainly not a writer, I enjoyed the production process of getting this film made.
Throughout the creation of this film I learnt lots of skills in camera operation, editing, and ADR. Parts of this film have manually crafted audio tracks with anywhere from additional sounds to full audio replacement.
My Credit: Producer - Director - Writer - DoP - Camera Operator - Editor
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My first documentary film that I created, about two of my friends and their involvement in the parkour community.
Other than gathering as much footage as possible, I had very little plan for what this documentary would actually look like going in. I had only a small list of interview questions that I had written as guidance.
Around the time of the creation of this film, I had decided that being a camera operator of some variety was my end goal for my film education. I decided to invest into my goal by purchasing my first camera.
My Credit: Producer - Director - DoP - Camera Operator
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Stalked is my very first student film that I worked on.
This film was created with a small crew of only a few people. There was no official script or director as such, only created as a short demo to show my camera skill at the start of my first year at college.
My Credit: Camera Operator - Editor
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